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Ormuz vuelve a estar en el centro de la crisis: según la agencia iraní Fars, las fuerzas de Teherán detuvieron el paso de 19 barcos que se salieron de la ruta autorizada por Irán en solo dos días. En redes sociales circulan imágenes que parecen mostrar una embarcación en llamas, aunque no hay detalles sobre los buques ni sobre lo que ocurrió con ellos. El tráfico comercial por este estratégico corredor marítimo se ha desplomado: a finales de septiembre, apenas cruzaron dos buques en un día, cuando antes del conflicto pasaban unos 125. Mientras tanto, la diplomacia sigue en marcha, pero Irán condiciona la reapertura a sus propios términos. ¡Te contamos lo último de esta escalada!

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00:00Iranian forces intercepted 19 boats attempting to cross the [river/sea] in the last two days.
00:06the Strait of Hormuz, outside the route designated by Tehran, the agency reported on Sunday.
00:11Iranian Fars news agency, citing military sources, reported that videos circulating on social media appeared to show Iranian news.
00:18to show the consequences of one of the incidents, with a boat engulfed in flames.
00:23Fars did not identify the vessels involved or provide details about their flags,
00:29shipments or destinations. Nor did he specify what measures Iranian forces took after the
00:35interceptions, nor whether any of the ships were detained. The announcement comes at a time
00:41where tensions remain high in the Strait of Hormuz, where commercial traffic
00:46has fallen drastically amid attacks on vessels and imposed restrictions
00:52by Iran. On September 22, preliminary shipping data indicated that only two
00:59Commodity cargo ships crossed the strait that day, compared to an average of about
01:05125 large commercial ships passed through daily before the conflict. At the same time, efforts continue.
01:12Diplomats are working to reopen this vital waterway. Iran has stated that the reopening of the strait...
01:19It depends on the conditions set by Tehran, while talks between
01:24The United States and Iran should continue negotiations through diplomatic mediators.

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